119th (2025–2027)
S. 4760
This bill extends surveillance authorities under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act by delaying a scheduled expiration date. Specifically, it pushes back the June 12, 2026 repeal date for Title VII of the FISA law to June 19, 2026, granting an extra week before certain surveillance powers would otherwise expire. The bill was introduced in the Senate on June 11, 2026, and would take effect immediately upon enactment. Title VII allows the federal government to conduct surveillance on foreign targets without individual court warrants, and this extension keeps those authorities in place while Congress presumably works on longer-term FISA legislation. The bill does not include new funding and represents a brief procedural extension rather than a major policy change.